Orchid ‘Gomesa Crispa’

Gomesa crispa is a small to medium sized, sympodial orchid. From every flat, droplet-shaped pseudobulb, two to three sharp lanceolate leaves are produced. From summer till autumn, this species is able to produce one to multiple 20 cm long inflorescences. Every inflorescence could hold up to 60 flowers each. The main color of the 2 cm long flower is a light yellow to a light green. The tepal of the flower is deeply undulating, hence the name of this species. The top side of the labellum has a subtle orange marking. Flowers produce a pleasant scent, especially in the evening. Propagation is easiest by division of older plants. Make sure that every division contains at least three pseudobulbs.